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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-24
THIRTEENTH VICTORY
wHRRLINGSTILL KEEPS UP HER GOOD REP
UTATI0N.
Mansfield Loses the First One in the Ssrios-Ssubsn-
vile Gets There at Last-ZansSvilles First
Defsat-Columbus Wins-NOtss Of
Interest From the Diamond.

The Mansfield club crossed bats with the
home team at the Island Park yesterday,
and a regular slugging match was the re-
suit, each side yieing with each other to
see who could hammer the leather farthest
and oftenest. The Wheeling boys sue
ceeded in getting in more hits than the
visitors, however, and won the game after
hard uphill fight. At the end Of the
fourth inning, things looked very shady
for the Green Stockings, the score then
standing 10 to 3 against them, but in the
fifth the boys put on their batting clothes,
and fairly thumped Cary out of the box.
Miller was then substituted, but Wheel
ing had succeeded in tieing the score,
and nothing could stop her from
sailing right on to victory.
The fielding of both teams was decidedly
loose, errors being as thick as flies in July,
but the spectators seemed to enjoy the
slugging.
The features of the game were the bat
ting of Speidel, Steel and Mckinney, the
latter driving ball clear over, not only the
right field fence, but honse OH the other
side of it; Westlake's good work at second
for Wheeling, and the fielding Of Delehanty
for Mansfield. Our WeStlake made q
beautiful running catch in short right field
in the seventh, which was generously ap-
plauded. Crogan is charged with two
errors in the score, hut it should he said
that the ground in his field is in n very
bad condition, and that one of them was
more the fault of the ruts, than blameable
| TO him.
A funny incident occurred in the eighth
| inning, as follows: Our Westlake was on
third and was taking good deal of ground
with the intention of getting in on any
thing, when the catcher threw down to
third and caught him mapping. Clancy
made desperate dive, ut full length, for
the base, and his brother, who plays IN
that position for Mansfield, jumped OH him
with the ball and held him tight. The
umpire was obliged TO 20 all the way to
the base before making his decision, when
he declared Westy safe. This little exhi-
bition of brotherly love was very amusing
and caught the crowd.
England, the great one-armed pitcher,
will occupy the box for the visitors to-day,
while Smith and Bailey will be the home
battery. Smith has had good rest for the
last two days, and will be in tirst-class
trim.
The full score Yesterday was as follows:
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Drop mp and see us, and we will go eut

Drop mp and see us, and we win go eut
with you.
Keep your eye on Wheeling. The
0'Crogans are playing great hall.-Zane'-
rifle Signal The Green Stockings will be
with you next week.
Wheeling beat Kalamazoo; Kalamazoo
beats GAINESVILLE. Wheeling plays Zsnes-
vile next week. Maybe the leaders will
have some more hard luck.
Every game in the Ohio League was
tightly contested yesterday, the most
crushing defeat being that administered
by Steubenville to Sandusky.
There are plenty Of good pitchers TO be
had If the right effort is made to secure
them. Manager Moore signed good one
last week. and he can be had for $500
bonus. Mansfield Herald.
Steubenyille, Wheeling aud Columbu $
are playing to paying business, and Zanes-
vile TO the poorest The latter city is
sgtating Sunday games to help swell the
receipts. s.-Mdasfold Herald.
Carey did good work in the box until the
fifth, when he let down. Still, there Is
good stuff in him, and it must be remem-
bered that the Wheeling team is a pretty
hard conundrum for any pitcher TO face.
They pound all Of them.
In a moment Of mental alteration,
the statement was made in yesterdays
REGISTER that Mansfield had won two
games from GAINESVILLE. We should have
said that the former club had defeated
Columbus one out Of three.
Steubenville, We congratulate you II
is hoped that You will begin to pile them
up, now that you have = good team
There isn't another town in the League
that would have supported poor club as
Won have done. We wish you better luck
in the future.
One or two clubs have kicked against
O'Brien's umpiring. Any team that will
kick against O'Brien's fine work would
kick against Kelley. 1t is impossible To
keep staff of umpires in the Ohio League.
The losing team is continually protesting
and kicking. Mansfield Herald. Right
you are. O'Brien is good one, and so is
Dushane.
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INTER STATE COMMERCE.
Charges of Discrimination Laid Before the
Commission.

Charges of DISCRIMINATION Laid Before the
Commission.
WASHINGTON, May 23-Before the In
ter.State Commerce Commission to-day,
VIM. Brown, in behalf of the Chicago and
Alton Railroad Company, ii led charges
against the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany of violation Of the third section Of
the Interstate Commerce act. He charged
specifically that the Pennsylvania Com
pany had nnlawfully given preference and
advantage to the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company, in interchange
OF passengers at Chicago, and denied to
Chicago and Alton reasonable facilities for
interchange of passenger traffic. This ~
alleged to be- the result Of an unlawful
combination on the part of tue Pennsylva-
mia and other companies To coerce the pub
lie.
Mr.. Brown also fled in behalf Of the
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Company similar charges against the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company ihc toIhulin-'oh' aeS' he-n'"S
his statement, entered al order for the
companies against which the complaints
are made to appear and make answer IN
ten days.
Statements were also flied in behalf Of
the Chicago and Alton, and Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad Company in
answer to complains made against them by
Burton Stock. The Commission received
a communication from the Mississippi Rail
road Commission protesting against The
suspension of section four, save only as to
exceptional shipments in ca-es where the
same is manifestly demanded 10 secure
speedy transit.
The city council Of Central City, Ne
braska, also protests against any suSpen-
sion of the fourth section OF the act.
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"Sot Bulk. but Businsss='

Is the way n Western man pat it in eX-
messing to friend his complete satisfae-
ton in the use Of Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant
Purgative Pellets. So small and yet 50
effectual, they bid fair to suPplAnt entire
ly the old-styIe pill. An eEer-ready rem
edy for Sick and Bilious Headache, Bali
ousuess, Constipation and all blood dlso,,
ders- Mid in action, wonderful IN efieet!
Put ND in viAIs, convenient to eArIy. IhelI
use attended with no discomfort! Isese
sterling merits account for their great pop
ularity.
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Wonderful Cures.

W D. Hoyt x Co, Wholesale and Re
tail Druggists of Rome, Ga, say: We have
been selling DR.. Kings New Discovery,
Electric Bitters and Bueklen's Arnics
Salye for two years Have never handled
remeiies that sell so well, or give such
universal satisfaction. There have been
some wonderful cures effected by these
remedies in this city. Several cases of pro
nounced consumption have been entirely
cured by use of few bottles Of DR.. King 5
New Discovery, taken in connection with
Electric Bitters. We guarantee them al
ways. Sold by Logan < Co.
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n Grsaf strike,

BRrssELs, May 23.-Work in Boringe
district, Hainault, is completely sus-
pended on account Of the great strike.
The strikes number 1900. The strike is
extending to Serang district, and the au-
thorities are taking every possible precaa-
ton to prevent disturbance. The gend-
armes promptly disperse all street gather
inra
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Conceded the Advance.

UNIOETowN, PA, May CIV. J.
Rainey, owner of the Hoyer and TT. Hill
Coal Works and the largest independent
producer in the COnnellsville regions,
conceded the advance demanded by the
strikers to-day and work will he resumed
tomorrow. The action of Rainey Is re-
garded by the strikers ~ All indication of
an early ending of the strike. John
McSloy, one OF the leaders in the late riot,
was arrested this afternoon, and other
arrests will follow.
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hoard Of Visitors.

WASHINGTON, d. C., May 23.-The
President to day appointed Commodore d.
B Harmony and Chas A. Wallace, OF New
York; II. S. Eaton, of Mississippi; Asa
Morgan. of Arkansas; Thomas A. Logan,
of Ohio. and Prof. d. C. Gilman, of Johns
Hopkins University, Is members of the
Board of Visitors TO the National Academy
at ANNAPOLIS.
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WHEFTJNG w. VA, TUESDAY MORNING. MAY a. 1887

Arthur, Robinson, David Ricketts,, Rose
Mooney, Michael Donohue, Mark Allen.
The general impression is that the men
johnson and Green were in their berths
at the time Of the accident and that their
bodies are under water Sailor Charles
Richardson stated that he ran below at
the time the Celtic's bow cut through the
Rrittanic. The latter is so seriously in
jured that his chances of recovery are very
slim
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No Politics.
Special Telegram to hc Regiser.

Special Telegram 10 Tho RcglStr
MARTINsBURG, w. VA, May 2}.-The
corporation election in this city to-day was
yery exciting. The following gentlemen
were elected Councilmen: First ward, NJ.
W. Martin; Second ward, T. c. Williams,
Jr.: Third ward, G.. w. Degranges; Fourth
ward, John Wellinger; Fifth ward, Arthur
Stephens. Politics did not enter into the
election.
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Earned runs, Wheeling J, MahSItId y
two base hits Dunn, Speidel, Steel, Miller,
Mckinney ,, Yaik, Grumhling; three
base hits, Delehanty, Mckinney; bases on
balls by Cary ,; hit by pitcher, Reynolds;
passed balls Grumbling |; wild pitches,
Mallory |, Cary ,, Miller =. Time of game
l:55. Umpire, Dushane.
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,~r,rvrY GENERAL HOGG, Of Texas,
,,.,,r;trru \ strong denunciatiOn OF mob
,,,s and lyucLing bees aS recently exem-
nlid,J IN cowboy-laud, and has given an
IT, that It is TO be broken mp and the
a men punished. Mr.. HoGG is Dem
n,rlt
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NATURES HIGHWAY.
DoIngs Of Boats and BostiBsn siosE the
Ohio.

DDinga OF bOata ana bohtibeu hhuk tuS
Ohio.
The Minnie B1y run through herself
forty miles above Louisville.
Lew Muhleman has resumed his place In
the engine room OF the Andes, relieving
Marion COssell.
The elegant passenger steamer Andes
arrived last evening from Cincinnati, and
will leave the wharf for that port this NJ
ternoon AZ three o'clock. The excursion
ists who returned last evening report a de-
lightful time, and are loud in their praises
OF the treatment received nj the hands Of
the officers Of the boat.
Complaint il made Of obstruetion- in the
river at yariOns points b-t~een Pittsburg
and Cincinnati, and advantage should be
taken Of the present low water 10 remove
the sssme. At Bakers Island, jat below
the Steubenyilie bridge, Sunkeb coal
targes are very much in the way and IL h
the duty Of some one 10 have them re-
moved and the channel cleared.
The following towboats are in port nj
Pi.tsbury: y. d. Wood, Dave Wood, Mel
lie Speer. Jse Nixon, John MoreD, Tom
Means, Fred Wilson, Dick Fulton, Little
Fred. Percy kelsey. Onward, R1solute,
Mont Clare, T. v. Bunton, josh Cook,
Hornet, Gam Miller, Beaver, Annie Rob
erts, Jim Brown, Diamond, ID. w. Wood
ward, Pacific. W. q. HorDef, Robert
jenkins, Prank Gilmore, Eagle, and dredge
boats Osuego and Ohio.
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Forth. Cb,mpIon,hip ofN. $. w.

New YORK, May 23.-Richard X. Fox,
of the Police gazette, received the follow
ing from Sydney, y. s., to-day: ''The In
ternational prize fight for 1900 and the
light weight championship of New South
Wales, between Mitchell, OF San Francisco,
light weight champion oi the Pacific Coast,
and Jack Hall, the Australian champion,
ended in draw. Forty-six rounds were
fought in three hours and -four minutes.
The Australian fought on the defensive
and ran away every round.
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HufIed Bya Fallen Wall.

NEW YORK, May A four story brick
building 3 and Hall Place, in oourse OF de-
mOlition collapsed this afternoon andburiel
ten men in the ruins Seven of them were
injured, five seriously, two but slightly.
The other two narrowly escaped with their
lives. Two of the wounded, Fred Rapp
and Cas- Schreiber will probably die.
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THE Captain of the Celtic gives an &C
,,rpt of the collision between his vessel
,,5 the Rriltanic Sunday. ltwas noOne's
,,rIt in particular and the only thing to
rr,yent similar accidents seems to be to
,,iJ,n the ocean.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-24

QUIET reigns in the Pennsylvania coke
,.ns where the great strike is in prog
w. The operators have been offered by
i' y,rl labor bureau frOm $50 to l 900
',,.n ~, , d,v to take the places of the strikers
-, ,bs offer will be accepted il the strike
r,s,ss week longer.
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NEAyE KY, March 10th, 1885

DR. J. H. MCLEAN, Dear Sir Having
used yOur Tar Wine Lung BALM eTten-
sively in my practice, l have found it
without an equal for all throat and lung
diseases. enclose five dollars for which
please send me six bottles at once. / am
entirely out and cannot afford to be with
out il. Yours,
MRS. Z. S. FIsCHRAECHKS, N. D.
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No Cause Known.

New YORK, May l3.-Edmund Won
Tilly, Professor OF Languages AT eastman 5
College, committed suicide this morning.
He left a note requesting that his body be
eremated. Prot. Won Tilly was formerly
an officer in the Austrian army and was
decorated for bravery in hattie. No cause
il known for the suicide.
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FOREIGN NEWS
He Preferred Death.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 23.-It Is an
nounced that a pardon would have been
extended to Oulinanoff, one of the men
executed last week for connection with the
plot to kill the Gar, had he asked for 1t.
lie refused to make application for elem
ency. although his mother implored him
10 do so. All those executed met death
with heroic cOmpOsuTe.
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n..u,.I..Prncinust Gift

And fsultless teeth in a lovely mouth Is
one of its greatest charms. Be careful OF
vour teeth. and preserve them by using
SOZODONT, that charming dentlfnee,
which is perfectly harmless and absolutely
indispensable for the toilet
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Cnttinn Army.

SJsrial Ttlcgrdm 10 Hf R,gissT.
WESTON. ". Va, May 23-A serious
cutting affray occurred a. Mt. Glare, about
six miles from Clarkshurg, late this even
ing. in which Mike BOyds, Mortimer and
Joseph Freeman were injured. Medical
aid was summoned frOm Clarkshurg by
telephone
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,rur rount OF Uncle Sans money Incl
dent to the transfer OF the office of United
s,,,ss Treasurer from Mr.. JORDAN to Mr..
wy,rr began yesterday. 1t will take
seventy. five people over two months to do
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IN. Ro.k Islands Robbers Sentenced.

NORRIS, Ills, May 2S.-Henry
Schwartz and N.xton Watt, the Rock
Island train robbers. were to-day sentenced
to imprisonment for Ifs Leave was
granted the prisoners to Gle a ball Of ex-
ceptions by August 2l, lSsT.
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League and Association Games.

At Washington Washington Z; De
troit @.
At New York-New York l6; PittsburI
10.
At Philadelphia-Chicago G; Philadel'
phia 5.
At Observation-Disclosures 13; Cleveland O.
At Boston indianapolis 3; Boston <.
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win conte.. Her Husbands WIN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, May 23.-It Is cur
rently reported that the widow OF the late
Alexander Mitchell will contest his will.
II gives her 500, eco in bonds, the home
stead tree Of taxes or assessments during
her LIE. and an annuity Of $4,000.
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S.llwARrl and WATT, the Rock Island
tram rohherS, were sentenced 10 life i'm
prIS0nmeut.
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From Geo. W. NOwlin, Greenfield, Tenn.
Dr. J. H. McI.ean's Tar Wine Lung Balm
gives the highest satisfaction here, please
ship us six dozen at once, We are ont and
have calls daily
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-24

pEpr. MrrHELI, OF san Francisco and
p,,f. Hall, Of Australia, fought forty
s;x r,nnd draw Tor the championship OF
New South Wales.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
TIE WEATHER..

,,.,., Virginia and Western Pennsylysnia,
For w., NySa Weather, local rains, stationary,
threSlS4i'SSS ~ falling temperature southerly winds
n.,g,,S n..,e;,, 10 westerly.
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Gatehlna.

ST. PErERsBUEG, May 23.-The Car,
Czarina and Czarawitch arrived at Gatchina
Palace yesterday, from the Don Cossocks
country.
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NOTEl.

Itwas a hard climb, but We got there.
Leather bunting was the order Of the
day.
Ali theIe. Zsnesyille- The 'Ganders
are not to be tri1ed with. They are nall
pIayers from way back.
More wire netting has been added to
the front Of the grand stand, Push to the
comfort Of the occupants
WestIaksis uniform was about Ihe color
Of the ground after his repezted slides To
second and third yesterday.
The BellAire EadePesdeat does not seem
IN mention ice cream these warm evenings
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TIE Car has arrived safely home from
the Don CuSsacks country. What's the
matter with the NihiliStS?
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AVAIL collapsed in New York yester-
day. buryms ten men, Two were prO""-
bis fatally injured.
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Mg. O'BRrEv WAS made the target for
shots at Hamilton yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-05-24

THE widow Of the late ALEXANDER
Nrr,uslI will contest his will, it Is said
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THE national drill WAS formally opened
in Washington yesterday.
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THgJAKE SuARr jury Is still ipcom-
plgtr
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A siisht cold. 81 neglected. onen stacks Tie
unx. Beoxx' BRoscEIAL TkocH ~ give snfe
ana inmeiists relief sd oals b booz- f5cs
6 eentA
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Endsr.ement of /. Leading Pby.ieiss.

II have used Dsrbys Propby ylzetie Piuid
extensively n disinfeefant and desdor-
izer, and md IL an admirable preparation.
wbeneyer there are offensive discharges
from wounds, abseesses, etc, il IN wonder
fuI in its action. i consider il the bc$t
preparation know ~ . gargie In diph-
iberia or scarlet fever"
J. CREswEIL LEWIS, N. d., Phila
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4 Close Game.
Spsciai T.Isgrdm % the Rcgiytv.

Sl6cidi TtLsgTdH 10 the Rf9Lfp.
COLuMBUs, o.. May 23.-Columbus
batted Akron's "Phenom" fitzgerald all
over the field in the first inning, and
earned seven runs, after that they scat
tered their hits so that they could not in
crease the score Akron could do nothing
with Keogan's curves, except III the third
inning, ten of them striking out.
Keogan and Nulton's battery work was
the finest ever seen here, they accepting
thirty chances without an error. Fitz-
gerald's delivery was plainly illegal and
Bishop did not notice it until the ninth,
when he called it twice on him, giving two
men bases. Hill of the Akrons kicked, and
was fined s.. The Akron manager also
fined Lasch SO for stupid base running.
Score by innings:
INNINGS .......l . . IS
CnlumhuS .........1 u u ,
ikrnn nn..-................. 8 o O.
Runs earned, Columbus, :; Akrons, 2
Lett on bases, Columbus, :; Akrons, =
Errors, Columbus, :; Akrons, 3. Base
hits Columbus, l.; Akrons, :. Two base
hits, Nichof' and Fitzgerald; three base
hits, Mutton. Umpire, Bishop.
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Well. Well. At LaAt!m

Special Tsl,grdm to the RoqiseT.
SrErBgSvnLE, O., May 9.-Steuben-
Vile won her first game to-day in the best
PLAYED contest on the home grounds this
wear. Sanduskys inability TO hit Cleve-
land and the perfect field work by Steu-
benville won the game. Nicholson played
a great game in the field aud at the bat.
Score
INNINGS II 2 ; G 50
Ster,henyiIIe o > U . o -
sandnsky .........-. % o 0 d o 0 o.
Base hits, Steubenville 6; S1ndusky 9.
Errors. Steubenviffe ,; Sandusky 4. Bat
teries. Cleveland and Davis; Clarke and
Chrisman. Umpire Bell.
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Pase hits ZanesTille Is, Kalamazoo IL )
errors. ZanesviIle 6, Kalamazoo 3; struck
out by Lemons 6, by Flanagan o; battsf1es
ZsDesviIle, Lemons and MARSHALL; kalama-
zoo. FLANAGAN and Fuller. Umpire,
0'Bren.
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A Waterloo.

SpSr5dl T'kGrdH 10 fas EfgfSr'
ZANEsyILLE, May 23.-After fifteen
victories ZaDesyille received her tiEst de-
feat to-day from the KalamazoOs. Zanes.
Vile did her usual amount Of hard hitting
but several had errors let in five Of the
eight runs OF the winning club, notably
the winning run in the ninth. Lemons
pitching was faultIess bat his support IN
the field was bad. The visitors played
strong game. There were two men out
when Rhue made the winning run IN the
ninth. Score:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1887-07-22

DELEGATE Voorhees,. who appointed the
son Of . wealthy gentleman In Western
Washington to West Point without giving
any Of the poor boys chance. was round
~ scored by the newspapers for doing it
Having another appointment at his com
mand he has given notice offs competi
tive examination to take place Al Walls
Walla September LIST. We are glad to see
Chawles pay some attention to the news
papers.-Ledger.
The facts of the matter are that
when Mr.. Voorhees, made the forme,
appointment, there was not sufficient
time intervening between notice of a
vacancy and for the candidate to re-
port to hold competitive examina.
ton. Nor was the appointment given
to a wealthy mans son." Mr.. Nc.
McReavy is in what may be called
easy circumstances" but the Ledger
put on its magnifying spectacles on
purpose to deceive.